Brushing twice, flossing once a day can get young Fisher Cat fans free game tix

Some of the young Fisher Cat fans participating in the challenge (Courtesy photo)

CONCORD - Northeast Delta Dental announcing today they are once again active in the Oral Health Challenge program, a partnership with the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, inviting children to brush and floss daily for seven consecutive days to earn two tickets to an upcoming game.

Launched in 2011, the Oral Health Challenge encourages parent-child communication about daily at-home oral health habits of brushing and flossing. Children, 12 years or younger, are challenged to brush twice and floss once daily for a week. Once they have met the challenge, they complete the program form to receive their tickets. Forms can be found online at Northeast Delta Dental and at the New Hampshire Fisher Cats. Participants can choose from games on July 24, August 12 and September 3.

"The Oral Health Challenge continues to inspire children to begin lifelong preventive oral hygiene habits, while earning positive rewards," said Tom Raffio, CEO and President, Northeast Delta Dental. "With the important link of oral hygiene to overall health and well-being, encouraging these habits at a young age means we will see more healthy smiles in the future!"

"We are excited about continuing the Oral Health Challenge this season and partnering with Northeast Delta Dental to reward children for brushing and flossing," Fisher Cats President Mike Ramshaw said. "We encourage our young fans to practice healthy habits so we can keep Delta Dental Stadium full of bright, smiling faces."